Beech Rise, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, NG34

This three-bedroom semi-detached house is a bit of a doer-upper in places, but it’s got plenty going for it — especially if you’re after a home that’s already been adapted for disabled access. Set over two floors with a detached garage, off-street parking, and low-maintenance front and back gardens, it’s a solid option for families, first-time buyers, or anyone needing good accessibility.

Inside, you’ve got a decent-sized lounge at the front with a big window and a fireplace that gives the room a bit of character. At the back, there’s a spacious kitchen/diner that stretches the full width of the house. It’s not the most modern, but it’s functional, with fitted units, a central island, and doors out to the garden. One standout feature is the built-in lift — tucked away but fully operational — giving easy access to the upstairs for wheelchair users or anyone with mobility issues.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms — two proper doubles and a smaller third room that could work as an office, nursery, or box room. The wet room is fully adapted with a walk-in shower, non-slip flooring, and grab rails — practical and ready to go.

Outside, the front garden is gravelled so there’s no lawn to worry about, and the back garden’s a manageable size with a decked ramp, shed, greenhouse, and a bit of space to enjoy in better weather. A side gate leads to the detached garage and a driveway with space for a couple of cars.

It’s not perfect and could benefit from a bit of TLC in places, but if you’re after a home with solid bones and proper accessibility already in place, this one’s well worth a look.